In November, we should have had on the market the first versions of the new iMac presented by Apple during a conference that took place last month, but it seems that the official launch it could be postponed for the year 2013. It seems that Apple's partners would not be able to produce enough iMacs for an official launch, and this in the conditions where the holiday season is without question the most profitable period for Apple, and the sales of iMacs will be considerably reduced, customers waiting for the new product.
We just learned from a commercial source that Apple has delayed the release of the iMac announced three weeks ago. While the model output 21.5 "was scheduled for November 27 and that" for December, it is possible now that the range rate the holiday season.
iMac 2012 is the thinnest iMac presented by Apple, it has a screen produced using a completely new manufacturing process and this would generate big problems for Apple. There is a possibility that within a month Apple will have several hundred thousand units ready for an official launch, but for now no one can confirm it.
